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Pygmalion
George Bernard Shaws most well known work, adapted multiple times by film and stage, such as My Fair Lady and Pretty Woman, "Pygmalion" premiered in Vienna in 1913 before coming to england in 1914 on London's West End.
About Pygmalion
George Bernard Shaws most well known work, adapted multiple times by film and stage, such as My Fair Lady and Pretty Woman, "Pygmalion" premiered in Vienna in 1913 before coming to england in 1914 on London's West End. This 5 act play introduces us to the irascible Professor Henry Higgins, who in taking a bet from a Colonel Pickering agrees to take a girl from the gutter, Eliza Doolittle, and teach her the accent and manners of high society. But afterwards, what's to happen to her? Narrated by Michael Ward.
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- Is Pygmalion on Spotify?
- We haven't confirmed Pygmalion on Spotify's audiobook catalog yet. Spotify audiobooks are included with Premium (up to a monthly listening limit) in supported markets.
- Is Pygmalion on Apple Books?
- Yes — Pygmalion is available as an audiobook on Apple Books.
- Who wrote Pygmalion?
- Pygmalion is by George Shaw & Michael Ward.
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